Wing chun sparring

No its pay by class and the first one's free. I plan on going back but I'm not gonna drive all the way out there just to watch for 2 hours. Even if the sparring isn't that great, what would be wrong with getting some of the ppl together outside of class to spar? Not to mention its the only class in my area that either wasn't made up by the instructor and does acrually spar, no matter what quality of sparring it is. I think it will be at least decent sparring, he did say we need cups n mouthpeices lol.

So I'm starting a school for wing chun after I went to a free class and liked what I saw and the environment. Basically I was wondering what things should I look for when I start sparring like how much contact and how fast we move?

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This makes it sound like you went to one free WC class, and decided to start your own school...which would only be slightly more ridiculous than what I suspect is going on.

Originally Posted by Devil

That's the most Krav thing I've ever read. That's Kravver than a ************...

I meant after we got used to sparring in class, not go out after two classes in just trying to apply what I've learned with no kind of direction. I was just asking because I'm thirsty for knowledge. I know ill be told when I start sparring in class how it works with martial arts, but I'm also sure sparring won't always require an instructor/coach there to hold my hand, that's how it was when I boxed...

I meant after we got used to sparring in class, not go out after two classes in just trying to apply what I've learned with no kind of direction. I was just asking because I'm thirsty for knowledge. I know ill be told when I start sparring in class how it works with martial arts, but I'm also sure sparring won't always require an instructor/coach there to hold my hand, that's how it was when I boxed...

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Sparring in any art should be similar to MMA, boxing, judo, etc etc etc. The differences are the focuses only. Yes, boxing is a Martial Art.